The parts are free, forever. What Pro sells is the assembled work — the blocks and templates — for one payment, once.
$0
MIT licensed. No account, no catch.
The parts are the commons: they stay free whatever Pro does. A library nobody can afford to start with helps nobody.
$129
One payment. Lifetime. Every future block and template included.
Not on sale yet: the blocks and templates are still open on this site while Pro is being prepared. When sales open, $129 is the price — once, and the code is yours either way.
A single part is an afternoon of work and, honestly, an AI can draft one. A set of blocks that compose without friction — same tokens, same spacing, same voice — is the accumulated discipline of the whole catalog. That is what Pro prices.
Nothing, ever. Copied code is yours under its license; there is no activation, no telemetry, no kill switch. Pro changes what new downloads cost, not what your files do.
No. The line is permanent: components, icons, themes and the tooling are free; the composed work is Pro. If that line ever moved, the trust the catalog runs on would go with it.